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1. Controller and our roles
Nsix Digital Sàrl / Nsix Digital GmbH, Panoramastrasse 26, 8903 Birmensdorf ZH, Switzerland, is responsible for this policy. Privacy requests may be sent to contact@nsixdigital.com.
Nsix Digital acts as controller for account administration, billing, security, support and its own website operations. For meeting audio, transcripts, CRM records and other content processed according to a business Customer’s instructions, the Customer is normally the controller and Nsix Digital is its processor. The Data Processing Addendum governs that processing.
2. People and data covered
This policy covers account holders, invited users, website visitors, support contacts, meeting participants and people whose information appears in Customer-selected CRM records or Customer Content.
- Account data: name, email, profile image, preferred language, workspace, role, invitations, authentication identifiers and verification status.
- Meeting data: captured tab and microphone audio, speaker role, transcript, language, timestamps, meeting metadata, generated notes, configured fields, tasks, summaries and review decisions.
- Integration data: connected CRM portal and record identifiers, selected CRM properties, workflow configuration, encrypted OAuth tokens, sync results and errors.
- Billing data: organisation, subscription, seat, trial, invoice and payment status. Stripe receives payment-card and billing details; Notesix does not store full card numbers.
- Technical data: IP address, session identifier, browser and device information, security and audit events, request and diagnostic logs, model usage and cost measurements.
- Communications: messages, support requests, feedback and records needed to handle legal or privacy requests.
3. Sources
We receive data from users and workspace administrators, from capture initiated in the extension, from configured integrations such as HubSpot, from identity providers such as Google, from Stripe, and automatically from browsers, devices and infrastructure when the Service is used.
Meeting participants’ data is generally provided by the Customer that arranged or captured the meeting. That Customer is responsible for giving participants legally required information.
4. Purposes and legal grounds
- provide accounts, capture, transcription, notes, integrations, collaboration, subscriptions and support;
- perform the contract and take requested pre-contract steps;
- follow the Customer’s documented processing instructions;
- secure the Service, prevent fraud and abuse, diagnose failures and enforce our terms based on legitimate interests and legal duties;
- administer payments, accounting, tax, legal claims and regulatory obligations;
- send service, security, billing and contractual communications;
- use consent where applicable, including for optional technologies or where a specific law requires it.
Where the GDPR applies, the relevant grounds are contract, legitimate interests, legal obligation and consent. We do not use Customer Content for targeted advertising or model training.
5. Audio capture and extension
The browser extension activates capture only in response to a user action. It requests browser permissions for the active tab, tab audio, the selected microphone, identity, local storage, scripts and an offscreen audio process. It does not use these permissions to analyse general browsing history.
Speech audio segments may be held in the browser’s local IndexedDB outbox until they are acknowledged by the Service, retried or cleared. This local storage is controlled through the user’s browser profile and device.
On the Service, audio passages are processed through Cloudflare Workers AI for transcription and may be held temporarily for automatic language verification. They are deleted after that processing, with a safety expiration of no later than 24 hours. Transcripts, not full meeting recordings, are retained as Customer Content.
6. Artificial intelligence
Notesix sends the transcript, configured note instructions and the limited Customer-selected CRM context needed for the requested output to the OpenAI API. Requests are configured with response storage disabled. OpenAI states that API business data is not used to train its models by default.
Cloudflare processes audio through its transcription model. Cloudflare states that Workers AI Customer Content is not used to train or improve its or third-party models without explicit consent. Nsix Digital does not train its own models on Customer Content.
7. Cookies and local storage
The marketing website currently uses no advertising pixels, behavioural analytics or non-essential marketing cookies. The application and extension use strictly necessary session cookies, security storage and local browser storage to authenticate users, remember settings, maintain capture and protect the Service.
Because the website currently has no non-essential tracking, it does not display a consent banner. We will update this policy and obtain any required choice before introducing non-essential analytics or advertising technologies.
8. Recipients and subprocessors
Data is disclosed only as needed to authorised Nsix Digital personnel, advisers under confidentiality, service providers and Customer-directed integrations. Principal providers include Cloudflare, Neon, OpenAI, Stripe and Google; HubSpot is used only when a Customer connects it.
The current purposes and processing locations are maintained on the Subprocessors page. Stripe and Customer-selected integrations may also act as independent controllers for parts of their services under their own privacy notices.
We do not sell personal data, share it for cross-context behavioural advertising, or use it for targeted advertising.
9. International transfers
Our primary database is configured in an EEA region in Germany. Cloud infrastructure, support, AI, payment and integration providers may process data in Switzerland, the EEA, the United States and other countries where they operate.
Where required, transfers rely on adequacy decisions, recognised data privacy frameworks, the European Commission’s Standard Contractual Clauses with Swiss adaptations, or another lawful safeguard. Transfer details may be requested using the contact address above.
10. Retention
- Temporary audio: deleted after transcription and language verification, at the latest within 24 hours on the Service; pending local extension segments remain until acknowledged, retried or cleared.
- Active Customer Content: retained while the workspace is active or until deleted by an authorised user.
- Closed accounts: active Customer Content is deleted or anonymised within 30 days, unless a legal hold applies.
- Backups: residual encrypted copies expire within 90 days.
- Technical, security and audit logs: retained for up to 12 months, or longer for a documented incident or legal claim.
- Billing, consent and legal records: retained for the period required by applicable accounting, tax, automatic-renewal and limitation laws, which may be up to 10 years or longer if a dispute requires it.
- Support communications: retained as needed to manage the relationship and legal claims, then deleted or archived under applicable record-keeping rules.
11. Security and human access
Measures include HTTPS/TLS in transit, authenticated sessions, role-based and workspace-separated access, least-privilege administration, encrypted HubSpot OAuth tokens using AES-GCM, signed webhook verification, audit logging, provider access controls and backup procedures. The DPA provides further detail.
Authorised personnel may access personal data only where necessary for requested support, security, maintenance, legal compliance or other purposes described here, and are subject to confidentiality obligations. No system can guarantee absolute security.
12. Your choices and rights
Depending on your location and subject to legal conditions, you may request access, a copy, correction, deletion, restriction, portability or objection; withdraw consent; or appeal certain decisions. You may also manage workspace content, integrations and subscription settings through the Service.
For Customer-controlled meeting or CRM data, please contact the relevant Customer first. We assist Customers with valid requests. Direct requests may be sent to contact@nsixdigital.com; we may verify identity and authority before acting.
You may complain to the Swiss Federal Data Protection and Information Commissioner, an EU/EEA supervisory authority in your place of residence or work, or another competent privacy regulator. California and other US state rights apply only where their statutory conditions are met; we nevertheless accept requests through the same address.
13. Automated processing
AI generates transcripts, notes and suggested workflow updates. Notesix does not itself make legally binding decisions about meeting participants. Customers decide how outputs are reviewed and used. Please contact the Customer responsible for a meeting if you have questions about a decision it made using Notesix output.
14. Children and regulated data
The Service is for users aged 18 or older and is not directed to children. We do not knowingly create accounts for minors.
Customers should not submit protected health information, highly regulated financial data, government identifiers, special-category data or other unusually sensitive information unless they have established a lawful basis, appropriate safeguards and any required written agreement with Nsix Digital.
15. Changes and contact
We may update this policy when the Service, providers or laws change. Material changes will be notified where appropriate. The current version and update date remain available here.
Contact: Nsix Digital Sàrl, Panoramastrasse 26, 8903 Birmensdorf ZH, Switzerland · contact@nsixdigital.com.